nesting
- noun
- /ˈnɛstɪŋ/
- Feeling the instinct of nesting, she rearranged the furniture and made sure the baby's room was ready.
Examples
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Or if it's overwhelming me because I'm pregnant and I'm like slowly moving into like the nesting phase.
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I've really been either nesting like a mother ever.
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Like, I don't know, I just really like nesting and I like having a partner.
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It tells you what else indeed, that it in what sort of emotional condition it is that it's ready, as it were, for nesting, correct?
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During her pregnancy, she experienced a strong urge for nesting, spending hours cleaning and decorating the nursery.
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As the due date approached, the couple focused on nesting, organizing the home and preparing everything for the baby.
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Etymology
Nesting comes from birds making a nest as a safe home before their young arrive. So when people feel 'nesting' before a baby, they have a strong urge to clean and prepare the home in the same way.